β€œFor many of us, this is a once in a lifetime experience. If you are going to do it, my advice is to do it right. Go with an experienced climber, go with Wasfia. Plus - she knows EVERYONE along the trail! Everywhere you go, the amazing people of Nepal want to help because you are a friend of Wasfia. ”
— Janine Baltar
 

Why trek with Wasfia?

National Geographic adventurer & explorer Wasfia Nazreen has made Khumbhu (Everest region) her home two decades ago. Her passion & respect for the Sherpa culture and spirituality is bound to touch your heart.

With 70+ treks to EBC under her belt, and 100% client satisfaction, this will be the trip of a lifetime!

Currently we have this benefit trek coming up in March 2025, registration closes end of November 2024.

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Everything is bought locally; everyone is hired from the trekking locations. All porters & staff are covered with insurance, paid the top salaries. We work as a family. On top of that, 20% of all proceeds go directly to host countries. In the past, we worked with several non-profits to implement in the sectors of education, women's empowerment, and re-building of Nepal, post the devastating 2015 Earthquake.  

If you are an individual/group and would like to create a customized trip with Wasfia Nazreen as the lead guide, you are welcome to write to our office. Serious interests only. We reserve the right to refuse anyone we discern unfit for these long arduous journeys into high altitude.

Tashi delek!

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REVIEWS FROM CLIENTS

"You can go on a trip, or you can go on an experience of a lifetime. With Wasfia you choose the second; her knowledge of the mountains and Nepali culture will take you places that wouldn’t be discovered otherwise. Her care and humor will make sure you are comfortable and enjoying the adventure at all times." 

- Michele B., Italy.

 

"These days, you can learn almost everything online. But what you can't learn online is experience. I was fortunate enough to trek to Everest basecamp with Wasfia in November 2017. As a long time yogi, I am very much in touch with my body, but as a first time trekker, there were moments I was unable to listen to my body and understand what was happening; altitude is no joke! 

Not only was Wasfia able to pace me, but she carefully observed how I was reacting and knew when to say, "Janine drink some water." or "Janine, take a bite of this." "Group, lets stop and everyone take a breather." 

At one point, I lost my trekking poles, and Wasfia just pulled one out of her backpack like magic! =)

For many of us, this is a once in a lifetime experience. If you are going to do it, my advice is to do it right. Go with an experienced climber, go with Wasfia. Plus - she knows EVERYONE along the trail! Everywhere you go, the amazing people of Nepal want to help because you are a friend of Wasfia. 

- Janine Baltar, Yoga Teacher, San Francisco. 

 

"My wife and I have known Wasfia for almost a decade because of her praiseworthy work with Tibet and the Tibetan people. We had always been fond of her courage and spirit, however, our respect and admiration skyrocketed for her and all she does when we joined her for a private trip to Everest basecamp from the Nepal side in 2011. We are retired and not your average paced trekkers but going to see the top of the world was a lifelong dream for us. If it wasn't for her diligent efforts, we would not get there because most of the regular trekking companies don't have so much mercy for clients like us. Wasfia showed the ultimate face of patience and kindness while dealing with both our slow minds and bodies. Throughout it all, she kept us engaged and alive with so much humor, that till today, so many years later, I only remember that trip in the most positive light despite the physical and mental struggles we both went through. Wasfia is a beacon of light for all of humanity and your life will start getting very different perspectives the more time you spend with her. Her trips help the communities she is involved in: she hires everything local + donates profits for education, empowerment or building infrastructures and you are karmically better off going that way than making the already rich western operators richer than they really need to be." 

- Patrick & Mary Croucher, U.K.